Korean bbq.

All you can eat Korean barbecue for $2.99.99. Look at the cow be right here. It looks so fresh. Ooh, that's a nice cut too. Oh yeah baby. All you can eat cow be right here. All you can eat brisket. All you can eat pork belly. Like my pork belly crispy. All you can eat bogogi and the quality looks so good. Big soup right there. Jago jago jago jago. Oh my goodness, so fluffy. All you can eat bon chan. barbecue pork belly, cow be. All you can eat cow be right here. But it's a good though, let's find out. Okay, it's tender, but I can use a little bit more for our eating and getting plenty. Look at the fat right here. This is the best part. That birthday party over here to be as loud as vibing here. Here's the damage for six adults and two kids. I just got done eating here at Mirac Karim barbecue. It's in federal way. It was my first time trying this place. A lot of you guys told me to come here. What I did like about this place is that, of course, it's $2.99.99. It's all you can eat. And it offers many different types of proteins and options and selections. So it's a really good deal. It's not the best. There's certain things I didn't like, the Banchon. The Banchon is great. There's a lot of great options and selections for the Banchon. But the kimchi wasn't as pungent and spicy as I like it to be. For the cow be, the cow be, which is my favorite, cow be at this restaurant. I think it could use more seasoning and flavor. But other than that, for all key, it's a good price for $2.99.99 per person. That can go check them out. More info in the caption down below. And also let me know you've been here before.

Here are 10 great spots to try in 2025 in the Greater Seattle area. Starting off at a Roy Mag, this is a much-tried Thai spot that's known for their delicious chicken and rice dishes, but everything here is amazing and the owners are so kind. Next, gogiyama gomanduia are starting these massive, pre-infusion burritos, pomegranate dumplings and other great fusion items all in one spot. And don't miss no drug's huge fried chicken sandwiches, super cheesy mozzarella sticks, and my favorites, their chicken tenders and softs. For a great brunch, check out Kikas, this is a little javan period and I would try their Mazzapone pancakes or their chili keelies, which are some of the best around. Pasta lovers, be sure to visit Cotto, this is the greatest Halloween spot in Belltown serving delicious freshly pasta with this crispy one being our favorite. Next, wear the KBBQ in Mary's Hill, for their all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue with so many options to choose from and they also have a fun school game theme. For great smash burgers with nice crispy edges and fresh toppings, check out Holes Smash Burger and don't miss their loaded fries or milkshakes. And a great sushi spot and admits is Kozoku for fresh sushi, sushi, sashimi platters and amazing Japanese dishes with a family like 5. And we're on to Rachel's Bagels and Burritos for some great bagels and even better breakfast burritos and they open a new location in Lake City. Lastly, wear a society's perfect place for an amazing steak dinner or celebration in Milk Creek with perfectly cooked steak, delicious starters, great sides and a must try better take for dessert.

This chicken's fight in North Vancouver literally serves the food in frying pans. You can enjoy all sorts of chicken dishes with different spice levels. The chickens come with sauces for extra flavor and with five levels of heat. Level up your meal with their signature drinks.

This is the spot for insanely good Korean food and Lakewood and I bet most people don't even know about it Hosuni has been here in the area for years serving up some of the most authentic home-style Korean food you'll find. This Sundubu is straight up magic spicy, rich and packed with fresh ingredients. You can adjust the spice level but of course I went for the number four. They offer delicious kalbi and they also have yukjejang fried rice chicken teriyaki and of course you can't forget the bibimba and the armeistu.